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Rising Coronavirus Tide Tightens Restrictions on Construction in New York, Washington, Vermont
Infection and rising COVID-19 death toll has governors tightening the definition of 'essential work'; worker on Oregon Intel constructor tests positive.
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Safety Equipment - Other
McKenney’s Slashes Accidents with Anti Technology-Distraction Technology
Mechanical contractor with growing fleet of work trucks makes drivers safer with Truce Software that limits access to mobile phones while driving
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Profit Matters
What Does Coaching and Mentoring Mean in the Construction Industry?
Industry expert Ken Monlux discusses how to use both for the betterment of your business
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Coronavirus, Rising Unemployment Push Homebuilding Outlook to Negative
2020 outlook for homebuilding moves from stable to negative on economic impact of the coronavirus and rising unemployment
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Labor & Workforce Development
The Law: How Construction Contractors Can Protect Themselves from Coronavirus Losses
Check out multiple contract and insurance provisions that could shield your company from losses caused by responses to the coronavirus pandemic, but watch out for the threshold of when the disease becomes 'foreseeable'
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Business
Engineering and Construction Materials Prices Fall on Coronavirus Impacts
IHS Markit
While overall construction costs increased in March, the materials and equipment index indicates falling prices
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Construction Technology
HCSS Safety Offers Material to Cover COVID-19 in Construction Toolbox Talks
Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)
Software provider HCSS updated its Safety application to include several COVID-19 Topics that will help your supervisors address the Coronavirus issues in toolbox talks
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Rental
Global Construction Equipment Rental to See 1.6X Growth
Fact.MR
High cost of next-generation construction equipment will drive increased global demand for equipment rental services
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Trucks
FMCSA Gives Commercial Drivers Extension on Expiring CDLs, Medical Cards
Truck drivers with expiring licenses or medical cards have been given an extension because of difficulties renewing during the COVID-19 crisis
Business
Field Reports: Concrete Construction in the Time of Coronavirus
World of Concrete
In spite of COVID-19 protocols, construction work is mostly continuing. World of Concrete relays concrete contractors' reports on how the pandemic is affecting construction in their regions
Largo Concrete's Symphony Park project in San Diego is scheduled for completion in April.
Business
Construction Firms Must Strategically Plan to Survive Crises
GB Financial Services, LLC
Whether it’s the coronavirus pandemic or financial crisis, it’s important to have a survival plan in place.
Whether it’s the coronavirus pandemic or financial crisis, it’s important to have a survival plan in place.
Business
Construction Unemployment Rates Down in 44 States to Start 2020
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
As of January 2020, the construction industry employed 172,000 more workers nationally compared to January 2019
The national not seasonally adjusted (NSA) construction unemployment rate decreased from 6.4% to 5.4% between January 2019 and January 2020.
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